How does the child get into this, do they have to be put in by an adult?
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No, our daughter climbs in from either side. The first few times we guided her till she got the hang of it. When she wants to get down, she climbs out on her belly and slowly backs down.
2072353
There is a Velcro flap door in one of the shorter ends so the child can climb in. It also works well just to have the child walk in before you inflate it.
1584980
If you look closely, the box says adult in the bottom left corner. It's not super adult like some other games, like cards against humanity or loaded questions, but you would probably want a crowd of late teens at the youngest.
597242
As long as the child is supervised because, there are a few small. Parts that can be swallowed. Hope this helped!
1957148
I'm not sure if your child will be able to push the button with one finger. For a full grown adult its not a problem. Pushing it a couple of times I think you do have to put a little pressure on the button to turn it on. With practice or using both thumbs I think she could use it. I'm really happy with mine and for the people I bought them for but they were all adults. The fact that they glow (not real bright to disturb sleep) is worth trying them out. Good Luck!
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The area is not big enough for children. A smaller child may fit, but probably not safely.
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I dont see why not, they have more energy than an adult, I just think adult supervision is necessary.
1571501
An adult is too big to fit inside entirely, but smaller kids can. The opening doesn't close, though. We used it at a birthday party and all the kids just put their bodies inside with their feet sticking out and then ran around smashing into each other. Lol.
798292
there's no way an adult can use is chair. I bought it for my 8 year old son who is in third grade, and he will definitely not be able to use this chair within the next year. Its so small. I say it's more for toddler.
1505151
You need to have the kids climb in or lift them up in to the seat. The body is just a shell basically.
1611687
My niece was 3 when she got them and she could move along on her own. I would think a 21/2 year old would need a hand to hold on to.
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There definitely needs.to be supervision as the sides push down pretty easily. It is like the material set up of those folding car shades that have the silky fabric and thin metal rims that allow it to twist into a circle when folded. But I use it for all ages of kids with disabilities and it is large enough that I am able to get in with the child (usually 2 - 5 yrs)
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All kids are different, but if you moderate a few games with them so they get a handle on the rules and are used to playing the game together, I would think they should be able to play by themselves. There is no reading involved, other than learning the instructions. If they are used to playing the game and don't need to look up rules, there will be nothing they need to read in order to play.
1180412
Depends how small..not real easily but kids can open up childhood caps better than some adults
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I think with enough training and a little strength, a 4 year old may be strong and smart enough to do it. I have 4 yr old nephews I think I could teach how to open it. I doubt they'd figure out how to do it on their own.
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They are to go in. It is a little tricky. You tilt the board and take it inside and put the bottom one first . Then the middle one. Hope that makes sense
1810750
An adult can get their hand through it so a child certainly can. It will also be easier to slide off a smaller hand as well.